These WILL VANISH During a Crisis...

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[@stephanie_beth]

Hi, Love your videos, practical and very informative with no fear mongering. 🙏👏 Question: I've heard that Sawyer mini straws sold via Walmart are not of the same quality as those bought at a camping/other stores. And if true, would those sold on Amazon fall into the poorer quality category in your opinion?

[@contingencymedical1078]

Interesting in collaborating with you - we provide emergency antibiotic packs for Preppers. I couldn’t find another way to contact you so hoping this works!

[@debitrabold5769]

@@contingencymedical1078 Hello, What type of antibiotics?

[@CrybKeeper]

Here we see an idiot in the wild. A child. Own land, have woods and deer, a wagon and two horses and old western gear. Propane? What a joke! We have a poke and a yoke!

[@foyerfelin]

Most important is buy or build a house with a big garden where you can grow fruit and nut trees and bushes and keep chickens.

[@ravenmeyer3740]

For most people that’s a fantasy

[@user-qm3jo9os7s]

Buy quail to.they start laying eggs at 6 weeks old.

[@bonnieballew7762]

I bought a small wood cook stove. No need for storage of fuels. Yard waste of broken branches works great.

[@robhunt-watts8908]

After a decade, we have just finished building our stone block- built house. I designed it to be future proof. Electricity is not an essential part of heating, cooking or lighting here. A hoop house polytunnel and large greenhouse will enable us to grow food all year round. (I'm experimenting with that ;). Knowledge is the single most important thing to any prepping project.

[@robmirich3281]

I helped with the WFP (World Food Program) in 1994 in Kenya. The staples we delivered were maize (corn), lentils, and cooking oil. That is now what I focus on. Grains and oils and shelf stable proteins. Beans are really a good idea. DO NOT forget oils (canola, olive, peanut, etc.).

[@cariboo-mama7619]

Yes, oils that go hard at room temp have a longer shelf life, so ideally stock up on both.

[@staceycatron4185]

Don’t use soy or canola oil or solid. They do not last. Found out he hard way

[@bobzeepl]

heard this many times, never understood why. Just how much oil do you need? I buy maybe like 2 bottles per year + 2 small ones of olive oil for more delicate things. You need just a little to fry onion, a fish etc.

[@WillieMakeit]

Why oil. I hardly use oil now

[@miscanime]

@andjusticeforall608 Step 1: open the door Step 2: get on the floor Step 3: everybody strip down naked and pour oil all over themselves.. Step 4: do the dinosaur

[@I_discovered_civilization]

I just made 60 day candles with 2 canisters of Great Value 3 lb shortening from Walmart @ $5 each. Bought a 0.5 gallon anchor glass jar for $5 from Walmart and made a giant candle with that and then the leftover went into a large 35.5 Oz glass jar from a bottle of some pickled four bean salad jar. The wicks are from unscented 10” tapered Mainstays candles from Walmart, a pack of 4 for $3. You cut the candles to just above the level of melted shortening after you fill them. I put 3 candles into the large 0.5 gallon glass jar and 1 candle into the skinnier 35.5 Oz glas jar.

[@MaitreMark]

Candles re no longer sold in any shop in Northern Tasmania - for three months I have been looking. No supermarkets stock them anymore, no bargain shops.... I've been telling people for months and they shrug 'why would I need candles?' Well, when the power goes out.....

[@pluisnonplux9728]

Candles are doubled in price in the Netherlands... it's an petrochemical product, just like plastics... so buy your plastic stuff now before its unavailable.

[@stoptrudeau42]

Amazon...

[@largol33t1]

Um, the problem is that candles are the reason house fires break out when the power goes... And the power tends to go down in winter months so winter is actually more dangerous statistically when looking at house fires. The power goes and people bring out the candles and neglect them.

[@audreydoyle5268]

Just buy bulk soy wax and crochet cotton. Make your own candles

[@MaitreMark]

They are back in stock now, twice the price....@@audreydoyle5268

[@dialdude]

JR, you nailed it. I just ordered more bottled water, more propane, charcoal and some lumber. Family thinks I'm nuts, but I got it. Lots of candles on hand, and plenty of food. BE PREPARED.

[@diypreppertv]

Thanks for watching!

[@maymiller6308]

Yes and since you are prepared they will be coming to you when it happens!. They can call me crazy if they want but be assured they will think of me & you first when they are in need. He who laughs last laughs best!

[@slappy8941]

Instead of bottled water, you should have a good water filter, or several.

[@user-qm3jo9os7s]

I agree

[@heygetoffmylawn1572]

I love this list. May want to add any books or training materials on first aid, herbal remedies, survival, prepper books, grid down preparation, etc. Any medical supplies such as walkers, canes, handicapped shower and toilet accessories, transport chairs, back and leg braces, commodes, any thing you would need to rehab at home. Thanks, JR. Good list of reminders.,

[@Dr.Pepper001]

At the top of my list is Dr. Pepper.

[@jgjg3848]

Just a heads up coming in 2023 - the government is mandating that you go through a veterinarian to get pet meds. So, for those of us that go to Tractor Supply type places to get meds for our farm animals, that will not be happening as of 2023. You'll have to go to a vet and get a prescription before you'll be allowed to get the meds. We won't be able to doctor our farm animals ourselves with what is over the counter meds right now. Those meds will be prescription only beginning in 2023. Stock up now and get yourself a good relationship with your vet.

[@b.c.5639]

Antibiotics not all meds

[@pegatheetoo1437]

What is that bill called? I can't find any mention of it. I wanted to send the official info to my daughter.

[@pegatheetoo1437]

@@rogerjensen5277 what state are you in? My daughter gets some in OK.

[@Deej496]

😲 sounds costly. 🤦‍♀️

[@r.l.dubbert7486]

We already have that in Missouri. It includes medicated feed as well.

[@TheKittehboi]

to add onto the n95 mask uses, it makes an amazing urban camouflage to help you 'blend in' so to say. the last thing you want to do as a person with supplies is stick out when youre going into town for any supplies you might be looking for. draw as little attention to yourself as possible!

[@jimwagner6260]

I put a small piece of scrubber behind the mask. It still looks normal but you breathe way easier

[@americanmilitiaman88]

A cloth mask with a leftist slogan is a good shield.

[@cindymccafferty8346]

I would suggest Novema candles. They are tall chimney type candles that will burn for 9 nights. If the Catholic saint on it bothers you, it’s a thin plastic overlay that you can remove. They are available in Mexican food stores and in the international foods aisles of supermarket. If you don’t want to burn your fingers while lighting them, take a lighter and ignite the end of a piece of dry spaghetti. You can get down inside of it to reach the wick. These give off a lot of light.

[@bamamccall6545]

I'm Southern Baptist but if things get bad a Catholic saint on my side might be comforting.

[@yvonnelake3296]

@@elessartelcontar9415 Where can you get these, please?

[@nikki7369]

AMEN!

[@yvonnelake3296]

@@elessartelcontar9415 WHERE can I get these candles, please?

[@marybaer4660]

I DONT THINK THREW THESE TIMES YOU WANT TO COVER THE SAINT. THAT WOULDNT BE A GOOD IDEA. GOD SEES EVERYTHING. IF YOU DO T HAVE GOD YOU BETTER GO BACK TO HIM NOW. PERIOD

[@louisevad6091]

“Thee earth can shake, the sky come down The mountains all, fall to the ground But I will fear, none of these things Shelter me lord underneath your wings DARK waters rise, and thunder pounds The wheels of war, are going round And all the walls, are crumbling Shelter me Lord underneath your wings, shelter me Lord underneath your wings THE wind can blow, the rain can pour The deluge breaks, the tempest roars But in the storm my spirit sing Oh shelter me Lord underneath Your wing Shelter me Lord underneath Your wing NOW on the day, You call for me Someday when time, no more shall be I'll say: oh death where is your sting? Oh shelter me Lord, underneath Your wings! I say shelter me Lord underneath Your wings Shelter me Lord underneath Your wings”

[@christinechandler6049]

Amen!

[@gunhack2148]

From my experience of the war in Ukraine, I can say that even if the goods do not disappear, their price will increase many times And their quality may drop sharply. At best, this means that either you are now buying good quality in a calm environment for a low price, or you are in a panic looking for it for crazy money and it is not known what quality of it. Because you will need it anyway. Thats the conception

[@sillyrabbit734]

I wouldn't consider myself a "prepper" per se - but as a life-long New Englander, I do have a few emergency supplies and things to deal with power outages and so forth. I always find value and guidance from those who prepare - Thank you!

[@sadsciuidae3425]

being a "prepper" can imply craziness, but you are just plain smart.

[@3er328]

For those who don’t know, there is an adapter to refill 1 lb tanks from larger tanks, you’ll also need about a 5” pair of curved forceps to bleed off the 1lb tanks when refilling

[@allengrant]

Good list, JR. A couple of items that you mention, I need to recheck. I could only add one thing to this list : Liquor !! For barter, fire starting, cleaning, and drinking........... but mostly for drinkin' !! Cheers.

[@Wander_1930]

Vodka, can be used to clean wounds.

[@elizabethrose8510]

Can be used on wounds also

[@reneegore4501]

For making medicinal tinctures also.

[@jcrowellz2000]

Good point. Anything 100 proof or over. The glass bottles of a 1/5th of whiskey or larger make for good water containers as well. Another good container is the 2L-3L glass bottles of wine. I think I've seen 4L bottles of the cheap stuff too. Store in a dark cool place , will last years. Better for a normal beverage than whiskey. Of course the obvious response to this is to grow your own Grapes or Muscadines and then learn , from any number of sources, to make your own wine. From which I'd would agree wholeheartedly

[@mikem.6340]

Liquor is also an excellent way to keep your body warm during winter weather without any heat or in a emergency situation.

[@skc137]

Solar lights, in the house & security. Many of these items last for a very long time (STOCK UP)! GREAT LIST!!!!!

[@JCSAXON]

It really suits ya better to just get over hot meals if possible. Anyone who trains to eat straight outta the can is at advantage in serious crises

[@JCSAXON]

@Deanna I pray to never be “picky” with sustenance ❤️⚡️

[@staceyhartman6825]

I ate enough cold canned pasta during a camping trip years ago where it rained 3 days straight!

[@JennLove]

Great video again! I love your approach! You balance preparedness and a reasonable amount of caution...without encouraging fear.

[@diypreppertv]

Thank you Jenn!

[@gavinburnett5641]

I would add charging cables to this list - such as usb a, b or c . Take a look at all your electrical devices and make sure you have the right cables to charge them from a solar panel, battery bank or whatever power generator/storage system you have. Then - do a test charge to make sure the cable works. Keeping devices running would be useful in a short or long blackout, as boredom might be your biggest problem.

[@diypreppertv]

Good idea! Thanks for sharing Gavin!

[@francesca9263]

Agreed especially since stores like best buy and CVS and Walgreens that sell them are closing. I recommend ordering from the manufacturer as soon as you purchase the device

[@constancefaulkner1351]

I found a solar panel charger for phones & laptops (and so forth) at my local Harbor Freight. Needless to say- I got one. Thanks to both of my kids having been in scouts when they were growing up, I have plenty of that kind of stuff.

[@electrickid101]

What good is a device gonna be ? End means no internet or phone system so no point

[@blueterrace]

Fighting off thieves will help with boredom.

[@Patriot64]

My suggestion, keep a majority of food and supplies out of your home in case of fire or flood. I keep 2/3 of food and supplies in a stone and steel indoor, temperature controlled, storage unit.

[@jamesm.1467]

One item I have not seen mention is boardgames. Monopoly, Sorry, Clue, Life, Battleship, Scrabble and even card games like Uno or having a few deck of cards on hand will be a life saver once all the electronic games can't be played... Thought I'd throw that out there... Happy 4th of July everyone...🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@user-qm3jo9os7s]

I agree

[@Tipi_Dan]

Some of the most realistic, direct, and to-the-point information available.

[@diypreppertv]

Thank you!

[@tacocat9472]

Good reminders. Add bicycles and inner tubes. They were scarce during the height of Covid. Who would have thought?

[@diypreppertv]

Those would be good, and I also forgot vehicle maintenance stuff (oil, parts, etc). I thought of it before I filmed but was driving, so I didn’t write it down.

[@user-qm3jo9os7s]

I agree

[@pjkentucky]

A reminder that bleach has a shelf life. About 1 year and it continues to deteriorate and will become not usable. Hydrogen peroxide also will deteriorate. So watch those items and rotate your supply of those. You can Google this to get better info.

[@lucassmith2332]

Buy pool shock best time to find it in the summer. You can make bleach from it. Remember it's a concentrate so you have to water it way down to purify water.

[@alm777]

Bleach very bad to breathe

[@munsters2]

Thank you. I did not know that.

[@alm777]

@Dale Drake vinegar, alcohol excellent for cleaning

[@Juana4ev]

Yes, people can buy Calcium Hypochlorite Powder and make their own bleach as needed. Other alternatives are Pool Shock Treatment.

[@briantrent1155]

Been prepping since 2001. And live in Florida so the good thing is i always have a fresh rotation of anything that expires and good things to know ishow long something lasts after it expires. A lot of medicines last far beyond expiration. I always keep food and water i store in rotation. Use old and add new. Have enough cases of water to last 90 days. And do the same for ammo. I do a lot of competition shooting to keep the dust off. Its good to practice. Always use the oldest ammo and buy replacement ammo when leaving the range. Always have enough ammo, magazines or shells to load your weapon 6 times. If you shotgun holds 4 then have 24 shells. As for gas or fuel. It goes stale rather quickly so i only fill up containers if a storm is coming or things appear to be heating up in the world. And when the storm passes i dump the fuel in my vehicles

[@face1647]

How long will bottle water last.

[@deniseeulert2503]

I remember early in the pandemic when I went to a small grocery and was excited to score four whole rolls of tp. This place was not one of the huge grocery "everything in the world" store, just one of the last small basic groceries in town.

[@floyd4736]

Thank you for all your advice young-man I appreciate it, God bless.

[@karenamiger8027]

Love this you get straight to the point

[@Owen4368]

People always stocked up last minute on Rum and beer when I lived in a severe storm region.

[@ramonaearnest4709]

When the pandemic started I went to a restaurant to buy a gift card for my friends birthday...the restaurant wouldn't take my cash because they were afraid of contamination so I had to use my debit card!! Who knew that would happen? Be prepared for anything!! Lesson learned!

[@Sh-ih5vk]

I have a 50g pig tank 3 20g tanks and 2 1g tanks. Best of all is the attachment to refill tanks myself.

[@kbjerke]

Spot on yet again, J R. Thank you for keeping up these videos!

[@diypreppertv]

Thank you Karl!

[@kbjerke]

@@diypreppertv You have a practical, common-sense approach to prepping, J R. And you always come up with *something* I need to address. Thank you, and stay well!

[@sharonbice7490]

I have been buying wipes, and putting them back, alot cheaper, than toilet paper, you stay cleaner, and you can wash your body with them, also, when grid goes down.

[@joanmayo3330]

Anything stored in plastic like wipes, will lose the moisture because it evaporates thru the plastic. Better get some baby oil in case your wipes dry up. :)

[@DavidGilesColorado]

A very good natural pain reliever is Kratom. It is made from a leaf of a tree in south east Asia. 1 tablespoon works wonders for most pain but it doesn’t work on headaches. This will be a great barter item. Another good thing to have would be the ability to make colloidal silver a very good antibiotic that super bugs have no defense against. For $100 you can get everything you need including the silver to make hundreds of gallons of this natural antibiotic. The only thing you’ll have to have is distilled water and you can make your own distilled water.

[@MYROSEFOREVER]

Great job, I love how real you are. You relate to those of us that are on a budget . Thanks so much !!

[@diypreppertv]

Thank you!

[@skc137]

Good list ! I have kitchen matches- vacuum seal. Have a back-up for your pack-ups

[@moppman3191]

One really handy thing to have is a power inverter 12 volts to 120 AC. It can be used to run lights charge cell phones and flashlights and radios Can be run from your car battery which can be recharged by starting the motor.

[@joetrzcinski943]

Buy toothbrushes, sensitive tooth paste, regular tooth paste ,gel tooth pain relievers. Do not forget anti-dieharea medicine.

[@tinaharris7382]

Great video ❣️ Thank you for your quick explanation for each item and rapidly going forward to the next item 👍🏼Great job! Much appreciated for your time in sharing with us ♥️

[@diypreppertv]

Thank you Tina!

[@fin59shaw]

SEVERAL can openers !!! They will break, or they could be misplaced.

[@user-qm3jo9os7s]

I agree.

[@janetbrown3349]

Great video and I applaud you. This hit the mark in so many areas! Thank you!!!

[@diypreppertv]

Thank you Janet!

[@MilkBugs]

Perfect video! This video is exactly the reality we face. If you don't have a plan to survive.... than you don't! Great job on bringing everything into a nutshell!!!! Don't forget about Cast Iron or Means to cook or boil water, Knifes, axes, hatchets and saws, seeds and anti biotics for future needs, gas masks and protective gear for hazardous environments.

[@ca6echka]

Lipton ice tea powder mixes seem better to me because they don't have artificial dies, like red 40 & such. These artificial colors are bad for our health, and most Gatorade, Tang, Lemonade powders have these.

[@pluisnonplux9728]

Harvest your own herb tea, for free! Go find healthy and tasty herbs, flowers, roots, fruits, berry's and nutsin field and woods...

[@ca6echka]

About canning jars, stock up now! They are going up in price and disappearing at the same time. In the last few months, after the harvest season, I attempted to buy some canning jars for shipping or delivery, but after my orders are placed I keep getting messages that my order items are either out of stock completely or the amount of cases is reduced, like to 1 case instead of 4 I ordered.

[@annwithoutane9432]

Try stores like fleet farm or menards, they are always stocked by us.

[@ca6echka]

@@shirleylake7738 Thank you very much for the tip!👍

[@ca6echka]

@@annwithoutane9432 Thank you so much, I have to check these out!👍🤙

[@pluisnonplux9728]

In Europe food canning factory's halted canning production after the harvest because of scarcity of cans...

[@rocketsurgery8337]

I recently came across an inexpensive all purpose/window cleaner by mixing 1/3 Pine-Sol, 1/3 white vinegar and 1/3 water. Lemon scented Pine-Sol smells great and works great too.

[@janetknight6317]

For bathrooms 1 to 1 white vinegar and Dawn dish soap. Spray leave 15 - 20 mins, wet, wipe and beautiful clean.

[@sjordan7085]

I scooped up strip type grow lights for growing marijuana, I mean tomatoes, they were on sale, and called my name! I also bought a Sun Joe, tiller/cultivator, very sturdy. And, my rescued bunnies work hard 24/7 making ''blue berries' so that I can make tea for my DIY hydroponic set-up.

[@gwenmangelson]

in So Missouri during an ice storm they buy milk, bread water , chips and fast foods- nothing food prep- sad

[@brittanymaloney2035]

That's because everyone in so mo has been prepping for years.

[@michaelwight2289]

I have most everything in this Video but I also want to add Rechargeable Lights including headlamps and bicycles. If Gas is extremely expensive or in short supply then I have 3: Raleigh brand Hybrid bicycles with panniers and racks os well as BOB Yak and IBEX bicycle trailers. These are invaluable for transportation and carrying small loads.

[@customer5032]

Excellent idea!

[@cowboygeologist7772]

Great info; thanks for posting.

[@jw427]

Search top 100 things to disappear in a crisis. I turned that list into a spreadsheet and it became my basis years ago and it was spot on in 2020.

[@markmills7643]

Would love to see a copy of that. Just in case I overlooked anything. I always write down an item before I forget.

[@lylehedin]

JR shutting breaker box off is a good idea. We had a car knock a power line down and the neighbor hood was without electricity for quite awhile. I learned I am not adequately prepared for a power outage. I did use my home made rocket stove and boiled water for coffee and a meal of noodles. Yes it did produce a great deal of smoke. Do you have a video telling how to prepare or what is needed for a power outage? I believe with our wind, and snow power outages are likely to be our biggest problem in Billings, MT Any advice would be appreciated.

[@albertlynn709]

You can use Crisco to make candles

[@Dr.Pepper001]

If you store rice, be sure to also store salt. Rice without salt tastes absolutely horrible.

[@binniesbags]

You are very lucky over there as the UK doesn't have many choices for tinned goods, meats etc

[@kf1683]

After 2020 we got insights of what disappeared first. Ladies, don’t forget to stock up on the feminine products!!

[@craftyllama9365]

There is rechargeable lighters. Pair that with a solar charger and youll always have a lighter. Keep some regular lighters on hand also ...

[@joannc147]

Great sensible list! Thank you.

[@user-kg9zi4zh3g]

❤thank you!! It help me be more prepared..Great Job!!! Christy Colville Wa..

[@Lonewolf-mz9ow]

Always Great Ideas sir... Definitely one of my Favorite prepping channels 👍

[@diypreppertv]

Thank you!

[@THEBIGBOSS1978]

i think your the first prepper ive seen on here that at least mentioned fishing. guys not talking about that has always confused me lol

[@dart336]

It's your money and home so it's up to you what your budget is. Never ignore random deals when you see them. We have an overstock clearance liquidation store here. I haven't been to their big location but I have seen some of the most beautiful random things listed like 2x2 carpet tiles for 3 bucks. That's one cent per square inch. Can't say it is comfortable carpet or what grade it is. However if to have disposable income and storage, would be great buy. People want to have a bug out bushcraft off grid homestead, but no one wants to properly furnish them. Would rather increase their back problems sleeping on hardwood than take the time to shop ahead. Or if you're good at carpentry, great for tiny home/ RV conversions.

[@plucknpick6414]

Books: edible plants in your area, traditional skills, horticulture ( gardening) books prior to WWI ( no pesticides used by the Victorians). Beekeeping and attracting pollinators. Make a binder of information you will need if power is out...like Hieloom distances required to keep the integrity of the variety. Improving soil. Etc.

[@janetknight6317]

Extra clothing, socks, underwater, t- shirts, pants, etc. Cotton is going to become scarce.

[@bfighter8930]

Thanks for people like you, giving us great survival tips.

[@DeAgingTechnology]

Thank you ! Excellent analysis…

[@elizabethrose8510]

Great video. Keep them coming

[@joetrzcinski943]

God Bless all. Thank you, great video.

[@diypreppertv]

Thanks for watching!

[@chrisiman2406]

Thank you for providing this information to everyone.

[@diypreppertv]

Thanks for watching Chris!

[@mikerossman9863]

Splurge and get a good can opener, made in USA quality.

[@Mytube5202]

One with a big handle for older folks.

[@Trid2bnrml1]

one thing you could've mentioned is waterless hygiene items like body wash and shampoo. These come in handy for times when water is scarce or unavailable.

[@t.dig.2040]

In a pinch, those Mr heaters can work as a stove by popping of the wire guard and hooking it to the handle.

[@breannacarlos-vega9090]

I went to the store, about the time the "zombie Virus" came to light.. MAN the survival area was so bare it was unreal , took me 20 mins to get 4 items

[@breannacarlos-vega9090]

@@linebrunelle1004 Oh yeah 100% I have a lot more things now and add more to it somethings every other week

[@brucewayne-cave]

Great Suggestions...

[@shh5117]

An alternative to lamp oil is K1 kerosene...much cheaper than quart size bottles of lamp oil.

[@Rene-up1dl]

Or cooking oils

[@jimbeam2705]

Just buy some of those outside solar panel walkway lights and put them outside in the daytime and bring them in at night. They work great .

[@Rene-up1dl]

@@jimbeam2705 they won't work great if they don't get sun leave them outside

[@jimbeam2705]

@@Rene-up1dl Hi NOT SO BRIGHT, I've used them for years inside. You put them outside during the day. Another 🤡 on KZbin.

[@Rene-up1dl]

@@jimbeam2705 Thanks 🖕

[@rexlogan5385]

Good content thanks for sharing

[@diypreppertv]

You’re welcome Rex! Thanks for watching!

[@tinamcneill1116]

Not to sound weird but one thing people might want to stock up on is condoms in case they can't get their normal prescriptions for birth control.... Very important during these times!

[@lynnamarsh6384]

@@done611 what ?

[@done611]

@@lynnamarsh6384 ?

[@booklady4252]

Very valuable information, thank you so much from an older lady!

[@dipstick5869]

Everything will disappear during a crisis except your Bills!!

[@ravenmeyer3740]

😂😂😂

[@cogit8able]

N-95 are also important for fall out from a volcanic eruption. Ash is toxic. Don’t run combustion engines either without filtering intakes.

[@Kathleensailorgirl]

Great advice JR, you deliver important information in a calming way 👍👍😊

[@ralphmitchell3435]

Seeds, seeds, and more seeds. Oh and did I mention seeds.

[@billbuschgen520]

Raman noodles are an excellent item to stock up on and the price went up again last week so get what you need now. May I also suggest rinse free body wash pads.

[@bitjammer3042]

You can also waterglass eggs and they'll last for several months - easy protein source.

[@wendycapitano5462]

Thank you for your channel. I appreciate it

[@diypreppertv]

Thank you Wendy!

[@stormynatero1385]

This was a really good video ... You really paid Attention to detail . The pandemic was really bad in some places ....

[@diypreppertv]

Thanks for watching!

[@Huntnlady7]

Information packed; you talk faster than I can listen!

[@Litterbaux]

I never thought about putting a pool noodle around a 5 gal bucket for... biological things that need to happen. Thanks for that!

[@jimbeam2705]

Gee, just use a toilet seat. For my camper I use a tall 6 or 7 gallon bucket with a 13 gallon trash bag and a real comfortable wooden toilet seat. You don't want to do the poo straight into the bucket as that makes no sense. Pull the bag out and tie it up. I've never used one more than once but I'm sure you could use it for a day and then bury it as SHTF , there isn't going to be trash pickup. And if SHTF it's not going to be a picnic as some of these channels act like it is. It will literally scare the ..it out of most people.

[@jaytee2642]

@@jimbeam2705 I can get a pool noodle for a buck twenty five at Dollar Tree.

[@jimbeam2705]

@@jaytee2642 Hi NOT SO BRIGHT, yea if you want to sit on a pool noodle on a bucket rim. Me, I prefer the comfort of a nice wooden toilet seat, formed to fit my natural butt. Compared to being uncomfortable while taking a dump.

[@jaytee2642]

@@jimbeam2705 Not so bright?😄😄 Dude, I'm not going to be homesteading on the damned toilet! If you're sitting there long enough that you are that concerned about "butt comfort", then maybe you need more fiber in your diet!

[@zombiemom5088]

There’s a snap on toilet seat just for 5 gallon buckets called a “lugable loo “ it’s cheap and comfortable.. we have one for long term power outages - live in a very rural area and long term power outages aren’t uncommon here

[@jenniferhenrich2852]

Is it nuts that I'm thinking about shoe laces?

[@richardelliott9511]

Definitely shoe laces. No matter what the prepper videos say, paracord makes lousy shoelaces .

[@ibpositivemostly7437]

Cool video thanks.

[@Light84736]

We are biblically living in the last days, seek the lord while he may be found. Fear and worry comes from the devil but life and peace comes from Jesus.

[@anneyday3493]

You called it on water containers. They are as rare and as costly as gold now.

[@darthvader5300]

Dedollarization? Advice for all Americans is this, go for all of these items: Gold, silver, grains (dried and vacuum packed rice), legumes and lentils (dried and vacuum packed uncracked red lentils), vacuum packed dried fish, brined beef, brined pork, vinegar brined fish, salt, food preserving and medicinal spices such as cloves, oregano, garlic, Mexican marigold of the Tagates erecta variety, dried fruits, dried vegetables, etc.

[@oldbloke204]

Oh yeah something I saw recently that I thought was a good idea especially if the power goes down and phone services/internet. I have Makita 18v cordless power tools and batteries. Makita now have a lantern with a digital radio, torch function and a USB out port to charge stuff from. I have been thinking about getting a digital radio for emergency service information in case of bushfires. It isn't particularly cheap but given most people who have cordless tools have a couple of batteries or more it would last for quite a while if there was no power. I'm sure other brands have similar tools. Cheers.

[@diypreppertv]

I have one by Milwaukee that is just a lantern and USB charger. Power tools are very useful.

[@dees1378]

Dewalt and ryobi have jumped onto this line as well. My collection started with a gifted weed trimmer. Then I purchased the fan, 8” chain saw style limb saw, lighted lantern, led spot light, led flashlight, blue tooth speaker with an/fm radio. I have more items I would like to add as well. I keep many batteries for these as well.

[@oldbloke204]

@@dees1378 Yeah true. I remember years back when I got my first drill saying to the salesman that they should develop stuff for the camping market and finally they have suitable stuff. It's definitely not the cheapest way to get the individual items but if you can multi purpose it all it's much better. I recently got the smallest chain saw skin they do for pruning in the garden and maybe camping as well. It is excellent and I now find I cut up branches for firewood rather than just burn them as it's so easy.

[@dees1378]

@@oldbloke204 it works well for me because I’m a repair lady. Electrician license and Hvac license. I have a tool addition. 😂. Own more tools than high heels. Hahahaha!

[@oldbloke204]

@@dees1378 Stop it........... Women using power tools is just too much to think about and I'm getting old...... Just went out and ordered the Lantern, torch, radio, USB thingy today. Now all I have to do is get organized and go camping before South Australia turns into a furnace. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Take care, nice chatting with you.

[@RossPotts]

@:10, Interestingly, I’ve already seen a shortage on distilled water in a few places. For people with medical equipment like CPAPs, distilled water is a must because of the dryness. It has been so bad in my area I had to pick some up a few hundred miles away (opportunity came up). In the meantime, I just bought a distiller to do it myself.

[@jameswolff2152]

If you have a dehumidifier, the byproduct is basically distilled water

[@RossPotts]

@@jameswolff2152 understood. I have dehumidifiers from an unfortunate Central air issue from years ago. I wouldn’t rly on something like that, though, if power becomes a problem. Distillers are also a good way to have a side hustle when ABC stores close down…

[@jc10907Sealy]

I purchase two water distillers for my cpap water for safety. I use it daily.

[@jc10907Sealy]

@@jameswolff2152 no it’s not at all. Distilled water boils water and condenses the pure water it’s sterile and only h2o

[@mimi27513]

@@RossPotts they will be the last to close- you know because they are more essential than health clubs, etc. 🙄 as we experienced during the plandemic

[@arakaramed]

Excellent advice and suggestions. Seeds for growing vegetables, grains, and herbs are good to have on hand in the event of food shortages. The government and the economy are beginning to look real shaky. The time to prepare for hard times is now.

[@diypreppertv]

Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@shawnc1016]

Was it Michigan that required Walmarts to block off the seed racks during covid? Always thought that was interesting.

[@stephansmith1937]

Good list

[@henryjohnson140]

Good information as always I'm already doing this

[@chrisj6796]

I always knew fishing rods would disappear....